JP7310124B2 - Management device, issuing system, issuing method, and program - Google Patents

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a management device and the like for managing ID card issuance.

A participant who participates in volunteering must register with a volunteer organization in advance, go to a predetermined reception place on the day of volunteering, and receive an AD card (accreditation card) there. Participants perform volunteer activities by carrying an AD card in a place where others can see it, for example, by hanging it from the neck.

An AD card is an ID (Identification) card that can identify its owner. Although some AD cards do not have a photograph of their face, displaying a photograph of their face on the AD card is preferable from the standpoint of security as well as preventing spoofing. Patent Literature 1 describes issuing an AD card with a face image to a volunteer based on application data of the volunteer.

JP-A-2006-79337

When participating in different volunteers at different times and places, the participants usually register separately with those volunteer organizations and are issued AD cards by each of the volunteer organizations. This is because there is no cooperation between the volunteer organizations that issue AD cards, and volunteer participants need to register with each volunteer organization in order to receive an AD card, which is troublesome.

In addition, volunteer participants are also required to present identification such as a driver's license for personal identification when receiving an AD card at the reception place. As a result, it takes time to issue an AD card, and volunteer participants form long lines at reception locations.

On the other hand, Patent Literature 1 describes a system in which a data processing device for volunteer management uses application data of volunteer personnel and data of past participation records to efficiently solicit volunteer participation and manage events. However, from the viewpoint of volunteer participants (users), a specific mechanism for facilitating the issuance of AD cards has not always been clear.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a management apparatus or the like that allows a user to easily receive an ID card issuance.

A first invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a registration receiving means for receiving application information of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image and registration of the face image, and a personal identification card containing the face image of the user. identity verification card image receiving means for receiving the image of the identity verification card; authenticity determination means for determining the authenticity of the identity verification card from the image of the identity verification card; an ID card issuer terminal; and a transmission means for transmitting to a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card , wherein the transmission means sends an image of the identification card from the The management device is characterized by further transmitting the extracted feature amount of the face image of the user to the first and second issuer terminals of the ID card .

In the present invention, application information and face images of users can be centrally managed by a management device, and common application information and face images once registered can be used when issuing a plurality of different ID cards. The user only needs to register the common application information and face image once, and the burden of registration is reduced, so that the ID card can be easily issued.

The management device further includes generating means for generating identification information corresponding to the user's application information after receiving registration of the user's application information by the registration reception means, and the registration reception means generates identification information and It is desirable to receive a facial image of the user from the image capture device.
In the present invention, by separately registering the user's application information and face image, a highly convenient device can be used for each registration. For example, by using an image photographing device such as an identification camera for registering a face image, it becomes possible to register the face image on the spot where the face image is photographed. In addition, by generating identification information corresponding to the application information and receiving this identification information together with the face image from the imaging device, the separately registered application information and face image are associated with the identification information as a key, can be managed.

It is preferable that the registration reception means receives the user's application information from the user terminal, and the generation means returns the identification information to the user terminal that transmitted the user's application information.
By using a user terminal for registration of application information, individual users can easily register application information. At this time, the generated identification information may be returned to the user terminal that transmitted the application information.

The management device further includes receiving means for receiving the identification information from the first and second ID card issuer terminals, and the transmitting means receives application information and a face image of the user corresponding to the identification information. is preferably transmitted to the first and second ID card issuer terminals.
The issuer terminal of the ID card receives the application information and the face image from the management device by transmitting the identification information to the management device, and can issue the ID card using this.

Further, in the present invention, the transmission means further transmits the feature amount of the user's face image extracted from the image of the personal identification card to the first and second ID card issuer terminals. By using the amount, it becomes possible to automate the identity verification of the user when issuing an ID card, and it is possible to omit the work of confirming the identity by visually checking the identity verification certificate presented by the user. Become.

It is desirable that the management device further includes storage means for storing issuance record data indicating the issuance record of the ID card to the user. Moreover, it is preferable that the management device further includes point granting means for granting points to the user according to the issuance record.
The management apparatus of the present invention can also centrally manage ID card issuance records for users, thereby providing various value-added services such as giving points to users according to the issuance records.

A second invention is an issuing system including a management device and an issuer terminal of an ID card with a face image, wherein the management device registers application information and a face image of a user to whom the ID card is issued. registration accepting means for accepting; personal identification card image receiving means for receiving an image of the personal identification card including the face image of the user; and authenticity determining means for determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card a transmitting means for transmitting the application information and face image once registered to a first ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card; , wherein the transmission means further transmits the feature amount of the user's face image cut out from the image of the identification card to the first and second ID card issuer terminals. System.
A second invention is an issuing system including the management device of the first invention and an ID card issuer terminal.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, a management device receives registration of application information and face image of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image; transmitting to an ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card, wherein the first ID card issuer terminal and a second 2, the ID card issuer terminal issues a first ID card and a second ID card using the application information and the face image received from the management device; The apparatus further comprises the steps of: receiving an image of a personal identification card including the face image of the user; determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card; and cutting out the image of the personal identification card. and transmitting the feature quantity of the face image of the user to the first and second ID card issuer terminals .
A third invention is an ID card issuing method using the issuing system of the second invention.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, a computer comprises a registration receiving means for receiving registration of application information and a face image of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image, and a personal identification card image including the face image of the user. identity verification image receiving means; authenticity determination means for determining the authenticity of the identity verification card from the image of the identity verification card; a terminal and a transmission means for transmitting to a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card , wherein the transmission means cuts out the face of the user from the image of the personal identification card. A program for functioning as a management device characterized by further transmitting image feature amounts to the first and second ID card issuer terminals .
A fourth invention is a program for causing a computer to function as the management device of the first invention.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a management device or the like that allows a user to easily receive an ID card issuance.

The figure which shows the issuing system 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the appearance of an image capturing device 2; 2 is a diagram showing the system configuration of an image capturing device 2; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of a control device 20; FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of a management device 3; FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of a user terminal 5; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the functional configuration of the issuing system 1; FIG. The flowchart which shows the procedure of registration of application information. An example of a screen displayed on the user terminal 5. FIG. An example of the identification card 10. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing issue data 100; FIG. An example of a two-dimensional code 200. 4 is a flowchart showing a procedure for registering a face image; An example of a screen displayed on the image capturing device 2. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the procedure for issuing an AD card; An example of an AD card 30. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing issue performance data 300; FIG. The flowchart which shows the procedure of registration of application information. An example of a simple input screen. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing issue data 100'; An example of a two-dimensional code 200'. An example of an AD card 30'. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing issue performance data 300; FIG.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

(1. Issuing system 1)
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an issuing system 1 according to an embodiment of the invention. The issuing system 1 issues AD cards to be carried during volunteer activities to users (volunteer participants) who have registered application information and face images. The AD card is an ID card that can identify the holder of the card, and in this embodiment, it has a face image. Volunteers include, but are not limited to, disaster volunteers, event volunteers for sports and the like.

The issuing system 1 includes an image capturing device 2, a management device 3, a user terminal 5, issuer terminals 6 and 7, and the like.

The image capturing device 2 is, for example, an ID photo machine installed on the street. The image taking device 2 photographs the user and prints the image as an ID photo (ID photo service), and is also used to register the user's face image in the management device 3 (face image registration service). .

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the appearance of the imaging device 2, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the system configuration of the imaging device 2. As shown in FIG.

The image capturing device 2 has a box-like appearance, and includes a control device 20, a display section 21, a billing section 22, a photographing section 23, a lighting section 24, a printer 25, a print outlet 26, a reading section 27, a curtain 28, and a sensor 29. etc.

The control device 20 is provided inside the image capturing device 2 and controls the entire processing of the image capturing device 2 .

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the control device 20. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the control device 20 can be implemented by a computer configured by connecting, for example, a control unit 201, a storage unit 202, an input unit 203, a communication unit 204 and the like via a bus or the like. However, without being limited to this, various configurations can be appropriately adopted.

A control unit 201 is composed of a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like. The CPU calls a program related to the processing of the control device 20 stored in a storage medium such as the storage unit 202 or ROM into a work area on the RAM and executes it, and controls each unit of the image capturing device 2 to perform processing described later. come true. ROM is a non-volatile memory that permanently holds programs such as boot programs and BIOS, data, and so on. The RAM is a volatile memory, temporarily holds programs and data loaded from the storage unit 202, ROM, etc., and has a work area used by the control unit 201 to perform various processes.

The storage unit 202 is a hard disk drive, a solid state drive, a flash memory, or the like, and stores programs to be executed by the control device 20 during processing described later, data necessary for executing the programs, an operating system (OS), and the like. These programs and data are read and executed by the control unit 201 as necessary.

The input unit 203 inputs various settings to the control device 20 .
A communication unit 204 is a communication interface that mediates communication via a network or the like, and communicates with the management device 3 or the like.

Returning to the description of FIGS. The display unit 21 is implemented by a touch panel display or the like that also serves as an input unit of the image capturing device 2 . The display unit 21 displays various screens related to user's operations and selections, and accepts user's input of instructions and the like through touch panel operations on the screen.

The billing unit 22 includes a coin and bill slot, a change return slot, a receipt outlet, a receipt printer, and the like (not shown), and manages user billing and receipt issuance.

The photographing unit 23 is provided with a camera or the like inside a photographing window. For example, a high-resolution digital camera is used as the camera, but it is not limited to this.

The illumination 24 is an illumination that illuminates the entire inside of the box of the image capturing device 2 . The illumination 24 is, for example, a surface light source that emits white light, and is provided above the imaging unit 23, but is not limited to this.

The printer 25 prints an image on paper, and is provided inside the image capturing device 2 . The printed matter on which the image is printed is discharged to the printed matter outlet 26. - 特許庁The type of the printer 25 and the number of installed printers are not particularly limited.

The reading unit 27 has an image scanner or the like for reading.
The curtain 28 shields the inside of the box of the imaging device 2 from the outside.
The sensor 29 is a sensor that detects a user who has entered the box of the image capturing device 2 . The sensor 29 is, for example, an infrared sensor, but is not limited to this.

The management device 3 is a server of the administrator of the issuing system 1, and is communicably connected to the image capturing device 2, the user terminal 5, the issuer terminals 6 and 7, and the like via a network. The management device 3 receives user application information and face image registration, manages these data, and uses them when issuing an AD card.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the management device 3. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, the management device 3 can be realized by a computer configured by connecting a control unit 31, a storage unit 32, a display unit 33, an input unit 34, a communication unit 35, and the like via a bus or the like. However, without being limited to this, various configurations can be appropriately adopted.

Functions of the control unit 31, the storage unit 32, the input unit 34, and the communication unit 35 are substantially the same as those of the control unit 201, the storage unit 202, the input unit 203, and the communication unit 204 described above. The display unit 33 has a display device such as a liquid crystal panel, and the input unit 34 has a keyboard, a pointing device such as a mouse, and an input device such as a numeric keypad. The storage unit 32 stores a program for causing the management device 3 to execute processing, which will be described later.

The user terminal 5 is a computer terminal used by the user, and is used to register application information with the management device 3 . As the user terminal 5, for example, a mobile terminal such as a smart phone or a tablet terminal can be used.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the hardware configuration of the user terminal 5. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, the user terminal 5 is configured by connecting a control unit 51, a storage unit 52, a display unit 53, an input unit 54, a communication unit 55, a camera 56, an audio input/output unit 57, etc. via a bus or the like. . However, the user terminal 5 is not limited to this and can have various configurations as appropriate, and it is also possible to use a PC (Personal Computer) having a configuration similar to that of FIG.

Functions of the control unit 51, the storage unit 52, the input unit 54, and the communication unit 55 are substantially the same as those of the control unit 201, the storage unit 202, the input unit 203, and the communication unit 204 described above. The display unit 53 has a display device such as a liquid crystal panel, and is provided with a touch panel as the input unit 54 . A voice input/output unit 57 is a microphone, a speaker, or the like. The storage unit 52 stores a program for executing processing of the user terminal 5, which will be described later.

Issuer terminals 6 and 7 are terminals that issue AD cards, and are used by volunteer receptionists. The issuer terminals 6 and 7 are arranged at a volunteer reception place or the like on the volunteer day. A computer having a configuration similar to that of FIG. 5 can be used for the issuer terminals 6 and 7, and a program for executing the later-described processing of the issuer terminals 6 and 7 is stored in the storage section thereof.

In this embodiment, the issuer terminal 6 is used to issue an AD card (first ID card) at a reception place for volunteers in S city, and the issuer terminal 7 is used for reception of volunteers in X city, which is different from this. It is used when issuing an AD card (second ID card) different from the above AD card at a place.

A printer 61 for issuing an AD card, an image scanner 62 for reading a two-dimensional code (to be described later) when issuing an AD card, and a camera 63 for verifying an identity when issuing an AD card communicate with the issuer terminal 6. Connected as possible. A printer 71, an image scanner 72, and a camera 73 similar to the above printer 61, image scanner 62, and camera 63 are communicably connected to the issuer terminal 7 in order to issue an AD card.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the functional configuration of the issuing system 1. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, the management device 3 of the issuing system 1 has a registration reception means 101, a generation means 102, a storage means 103, a reception means 104, a transmission means 105, a point provision means 106, and the like.

The registration acceptance means 101 is for the management device 3 to accept registration of application information and face images of users to whom AD cards are issued. In the present embodiment, the management device 3 receives the application information of the user from the user terminal 5 via the communication unit 35, and receives the face image of the user from the imaging device 2 via the communication unit 35. We will accept registration for Also, the unique ID is received from the image capturing device 2 together with the face image of the user. The unique ID is identification information corresponding to the above application information, and the details will be described later.

The generating means 102 is for the control section 31 of the management device 3 to generate a unique ID after receiving the registration of the user's application information. This unique ID is returned as a two-dimensional code to the user terminal 5 that transmitted the user's application information.

The storage unit 103 corresponds to the storage unit 32 of the management device 3 and stores AD card issuance data and issuance record data. Issuance data includes user application information, face images, face image feature values, unique IDs, and the like. Issuance record data records AD card issuance records for users, details of which will be described later.

The receiving means 104 is for the management device 3 to receive unique IDs from the issuer terminals 6 and 7 via the communication section 35 .

The transmission means 105 is for the management device 3 to transmit issue data corresponding to the unique ID to the issue source terminals 6 and 7 via the communication section 35 . In this embodiment, the common application information and face image for which registration has been accepted once are transmitted to the issuer terminals 6 and 7 as issue data.

The control unit 31 of the management device 3 gives points to the user according to the AD card issuance record. In the present embodiment, points are given to users by recording points as issuance record data.

(2. Processing of Issuing System 1; When Participating in Volunteering for the First Time)
Next, the processing (issuing method) performed by the issuing system 1 of this embodiment will be described. In the issuing system 1 of the present embodiment, when a user participates in volunteering for the first time, after registering application information and a face image, he or she goes to a predetermined reception place on the day of the volunteer activity and receives an AD card. Each procedure will be explained. Also, in this embodiment, it is assumed that the user participates in volunteer work in S City for the first time and is issued an AD card by the issuer terminal 6 .

(2-1. Registration of application information)
FIG. 8 is a flow chart showing the procedure for registering application information. The control unit 51 of the user terminal 5 executes S101 to S104, S106, S110 to S111, and S116 in FIG. Other processes are executed by the control unit 31 of the management device 3 .

In this embodiment, the user accesses the application website provided by the management device 3 from the user terminal 5, and selects the volunteer application destination on the application selection screen (not shown) displayed on the user terminal 5. select. When the user terminal 5 accepts the selection of the applicant (S101), it displays a unique ID input screen as shown in FIG. 9(a).

In the input screen of FIG. 9(a), a check box 501 for selecting whether to enter a unique ID or register application information without entering a unique ID, an input field 502 for entering a unique ID, A “Next” button 503 or the like for transitioning to the next screen is displayed.

The unique ID is sent back to the user who has registered the application information in the procedure described later. In this embodiment, by entering this unique ID, the user can easily obtain the application information the next time they participate in volunteering. Registration can be done. However, since the user participates in volunteering for the first time here, the user selects to register application information without entering a unique ID in the check box 501, and then selects the "Next" button 503 ( S102; NO).

The user terminal 5 then displays an input screen for application information, and the user inputs application information on the input screen. The user terminal 5 receives the input of the application information (S103), and transmits the applicant selected in S101 and the application information input in S103 to the management device 3 (S104). The management device 3 receives the application destination and the application information from the user terminal 5, and accepts the registration of the application destination and the application information (S105).

FIG. 9B is an example of an application information input screen. In this embodiment, as application information, personal information such as the user's name, age, address, and e-mail address is entered in each entry field 504 . However, application information is not limited to these. The input screen also displays the application destination ("S City Volunteer") selected in S101, and the user confirms this before inputting the application information.

Also, in this embodiment, the user takes an image of the user's identification card with the face image in advance using the camera 56 or the like, and inputs the image of the identification card on the input screen on the application website. The user terminal 5 transmits the image of the identification card including the user's face image to the management device 3 (S106), and the management device 3 receives the image (S107).

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an outline of the personal identification card 10, and schematically shows an example of the personal identification card 10. As shown in FIG. The identity verification card 10 is a medium that can identify a user, and includes, but is not limited to, a driver's license, my number card, residence card, special permanent resident card, and the like.

The personal identification card 10 contains character information such as the user's name 12, date of birth 13, address 14, issue date 15 of the personal identification card 10, issue number 16, expiration date 17, etc., and a face image 18 of the user. It is printed at a predetermined position on the base material 11 .

FIG. 9(c) is an example of an input screen for an image 50 of the identification card 10 (hereinafter referred to as an identification card image). In this example, when the personal identification card image 50 is input to the input area 505 by a drag operation or the like, the personal identification card image 50 is transmitted from the user terminal 5 to the management device 3 .

Next, the management device 3 determines the authenticity of the personal identification card 10 from the personal identification card image 50 (S108).

Although the method of authenticity determination is not particularly limited, for example, OCR (Optical
Character Recognition) processing is performed, and it is determined whether or not there is a contradiction in the obtained character information, and if there is a contradiction, the personal identification card 10 is false, and if there is no contradiction, the personal identification card 10 is true. can be done.

There are various contradictions in the character information, but as an example, there is a predetermined relationship defined by law between the date of birth 13 and the expiration date 17, and when viewed from this relationship, the There are cases where there is a conflict between the date of birth 13 and the expiration date 17 given.

For example, if the expiration date 17 of the identity verification card 10 is legally one month after the date of birth 13, the date of birth 13 of the identity verification card 10 is forged and the expiration date is changed. If the month and day at 17 are not one month later than the month and day at birth 13, it is determined that there is a conflict.

This is a case where there is a contradiction between the content of character information and the content of another character information, but there are also cases where the content of character information itself is inconsistent. For example, if the date of birth 13 obtained from the personal identification image 50 is an impossible date, such as "Showa 70", "December", or "April 31st", there is a contradiction in the content. determined to be present.

The authenticity determination method is not limited to the use of character information obtained by OCR processing as described above. (see, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2011-34535).

When the management device 3 determines that the personal identification card 10 is false in the above authenticity determination (S108; NO), it transmits to the user terminal 5 that the personal identification card 10 is fake (S109). The user terminal 5 receives the fact that the identification card 10 is fake (S110), displays it on the display unit 53 (S111), and ends the process.

On the other hand, when the management device 3 determines that the identity verification card 10 is true (S108; YES), the management device 3 cuts out the face image 18 from the identity verification card image 50, and calculates the feature amount of the face image 18 (S112). Known parameters relating to the face image can be used as feature amounts, and their values can be calculated by a known method.

Next, the management device 3 generates a unique ID (S113), creates AD card issuance data, and records it in the storage unit 32 (S114).

FIG. 11 is an example of AD card issue data 100 . As shown in FIG. 11, the issuance data 100 associates, for example, a unique ID 110, application information 120, face image 130, feature quantity 140, application destination 150, and the like.

The unique ID 110 is identification information that can identify the issued data 100, and is newly generated in S113.

The application information 120 is the application information received in S105 described above, and includes personal information such as the user's name 121, age 122, address 123, and e-mail address .

A facial image 130 is the facial image of the user. However, the face image 130 photographed by the image photographing device 2 in a procedure described later is separately registered, and the issued data 100 excluding the face image 130 is created in S114.

The feature amount 140 of the face image is the feature amount calculated from the face image 18 of the personal identification card 10 in S112.

The application destination 150 is the application destination received in S105.

Return to the description of the flowchart. After creating the issue data 100, the management device 3 transmits the two-dimensional code obtained by encoding the unique ID 110 and the unique ID 110 (referred to as a two-dimensional code or the like) to the user terminal 5 (S115). The user terminal 5 receives the two-dimensional code and the like (S116), and terminates the process.

FIG. 12 is an example of a two-dimensional code 200. FIG. The two-dimensional code 200 is displayed on the user terminal 5 as shown in FIG. It is read by scanners 62 and 72 . The unique ID 110 on which the two-dimensional code 200 is based is identification information that can identify the issued data 100 as described above, and corresponds to the application information 120 and the like of the issued data 100 .

(2-2. Registration of face image 130)
After registering the application information 120 according to the above procedure, the user further registers the face image 130 from the imaging device 2 . FIG. 13 is a flow chart showing the procedure for registering the face image 130. S201-S202 and S205-S208 of FIG. Other processes are executed by the control unit 31 of the management device 3 .

In this embodiment, the user who registers the face image 130 goes to the image capturing device 2 on the street and enters the box of the image capturing device 2 . When the sensor 29 detects the user, the image capturing device 2 causes the display unit 21 to display the top screen.

FIG. 14(a) is an example of the top screen. In this embodiment, a service can be selected on the top screen, and various services including the ID photo service are selectably displayed by a button 211 . Registration of the face image 130 is one of such services, and here, the user selects a button 211 for registering the face image 130 by operating the touch panel of the display unit 21 .

When registration of the face image 130 is selected, the image capturing device 2 displays guidance on the display section 21 for holding the two-dimensional code 200 over the reading section 27 . Following the guidance, the user displays the two-dimensional code 200 on the user terminal 5 as shown in FIG. When the reading unit 27 reads the two-dimensional code 200 (S201), the imaging device 2 decodes the two-dimensional code 200 to acquire the unique ID 110, and transmits the unique ID 110 to the management device 3 (S202).

When the management device 3 receives the unique ID 110 (S203), it refers to the issued data 100 and transmits part or all of the application information 120 corresponding to the unique ID 110 to the imaging device 2 (S204). The image capturing device 2 receives the application information 120 (S205) and displays it on the display unit 21 (S206).

FIG. 14(b) is an example of the display screen of the application information 120. The user confirms whether the application information 120 (name 121 and address 123 in the example shown) displayed on the display unit 21 is correct. Confirm" button 212 is selected by touch panel operation. Then, the image capturing device 2 displays guidance for capturing the user's facial image on the display unit 21, and the capturing unit 23 captures the user's facial image (S207). The image capturing device 2 transmits the captured face image to the management device 3 (S208).

The management device 3 receives the face image from the imaging device 2 and accepts its registration (S209). Then, the face image is recorded as the face image 130 of the issued data 100 containing the unique ID 110 received in S203 in association with the application information 120 of the issued data 100 (S210), and the process ends.

(2-3. Issuance of AD card)
The user who has registered the application information 120 and the face image 130 in this way goes to a predetermined reception place on the day of volunteering and receives an AD card.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the procedure for issuing an AD card. S301 to S302 and S305 to S311 in FIG. Other processes are executed by the control unit 31 of the management device 3 .

In this embodiment, a user who participates in volunteering causes the image scanner 62 of the issuer terminal 6 installed at the reception place to read the two-dimensional code 200 . The issuer terminal 6 reads the two-dimensional code 200 with the image scanner 62 (S301), decodes the two-dimensional code 200 to acquire the unique ID 110, and transmits it to the management device 3 (S302).

When the management device 3 receives the unique ID 110 (S303), it transmits the issue data 100 corresponding to the unique ID 110 to the issuer terminal 6 (S304). As described above, the issue data 100 includes the user's application information 120, face image 130, and feature amount 140, which are used when issuing an AD card.

Of these, the feature quantity 140 is used for automating identity verification when issuing an AD card. That is, upon receiving the issued data 100 (S305), the issuer terminal 6 captures a face image of the user with the camera 63 (S306), and calculates a feature amount from the face image (S307). Then, the feature amount is compared with the feature amount 140 of the issued data 100 received in S305, and it is determined whether or not they match (S308). As a result, the identity of the user is automatically verified.

If the feature amounts do not match (S308; NO), the issuer terminal 6 assumes that the identity of the user could not be verified, displays on the display unit that the AD card cannot be issued (S309), and terminates the process.

If the feature amounts match (S308; YES), the issuer terminal 6 determines that the identity of the user has been verified, and prints and issues an AD card using the printer 61 (S310).

FIG. 16 is an example of the AD card 30 issued at S310. In this embodiment, the facial image 130 of the issued data 100 received in S305 and at least a portion of the application information 120 (the user's name 121 in the example shown) are printed on paper together with the AD card 30 design template. A card 30 is issued.

The issuer terminal 6 that issued the AD card 30 transmits to the management device 3 that the AD card 30 has been issued (S311). When receiving the fact that the AD card 30 has been issued (S312), the management device 3 creates issue record data of the AD card and records it in the storage unit 32 (S313).

FIG. 17 is an example of the issuance record data 300. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 17, the issuance record data 300 is, for example, the user's name 121, the issuance record 310, the number of issuances 320, the points 330, and the like.

The issuance record 310 is information indicating the issuance record of the AD card, and in the illustrated example, the information of the issuer that issued the AD card 30 ("S City Volunteer") is recorded.

The number of issues 320 is information indicating the number of times the AD card has been issued, and points 330 are points given to the user according to the number of issues 320 . The points 330 can be exchanged for prizes and the like and used for various benefits.

As described above, the AD card 30 is issued to the user, and the user performs volunteer activities while carrying the AD card 30 in a place where others can see it, for example, hanging it from the neck.

In addition, when it is determined that the feature values do not match in the identity verification in S308 described above (S308; NO), the receptionist asks the user to present an identity verification card such as a driver's license, and visually inspects the identity separately. You can check. If the identity can be verified using the identity verification certificate, the AD card 30 can be issued using the issue data 100, and the processes after S311 can be performed.

(3. Processing of Issuing System 1; When Participating as a Volunteer After Second Time)
The user registers the application information 120 and face image 130 according to the above procedure, and is issued the AD card 30 necessary for volunteer activities in S city. 130, the system allows the user to easily issue an AD card when the user participates in the second and subsequent volunteer activities. Therefore, the processing of the issuing system 1 when the user participates in the volunteer for the second time or later will be described below. Here, it is assumed that the user participates in volunteer work in X city, which is different from S city, and is issued an AD card by issuer terminal 7 .

(3-1. Registration of application information)
In this embodiment, a user who participates in volunteering for the second time or later accesses the website for application provided by the management device 3 from the user terminal 5, and selects an application destination displayed on the user terminal 5, as described above. A volunteer application destination is selected on a screen (not shown). The user terminal 5 accepts the selection of the applicant (S101 in FIG. 8), and displays the unique ID input screen (see FIG. 9A).

Here, since the user has registered the application information 120 when participating as a volunteer in S city, the user has the unique ID 110 received from the management device 3 in S116, and inputs this unique ID 110 on the input screen. (S102 in FIG. 8; YES) By doing so, the registration of the application information can be simplified.

FIG. 18 is a flow chart showing the procedure for registering application information in this case. Other processes are executed by the control unit 31 of the management device 3 .

Here, the user terminal 5 transmits the applicant selected in S101 and the unique ID 110 inputted above to the management device 3 (S401). When receiving the application destination and the unique ID 110 (S402), the management device 3 determines whether or not the issue data 100 including the unique ID 110 exists (S403).

If the issued data 100 including the unique ID 110 does not exist (S403; NO), the management device 3 notifies the user terminal 5 that the unique ID 110 is invalid (S404). The user terminal 5 receives that the unique ID 110 is invalid (S405), displays that fact (S406), and ends the process.

On the other hand, if the issued data 100 including the unique ID 110 exists (S403; YES), the management device 3 transmits a simplified input screen for application information to the user terminal 5 (S407). The user terminal 5 receives and displays the simple input screen (S408, S409), and accepts input of application information on the simple input screen (S410).

FIG. 19 is an example of a simplified input screen for application information. The user can omit the input of the application information registered once when volunteering in S city among the application information of the AD card required for volunteering in X city, and only needs to input the unregistered information.

In this example, it is assumed that the user's name, age, sex, address, and e-mail address must be registered as application information when volunteering in X city. However, the registration of the application information 120 (once registered) corresponding to the unique ID 110 received in S402, that is, the registration of the name 121, age 122, address 123, and email address 124 is omitted. Only column 504 is displayed.

The simplified input screen displays the applicant (“X City Volunteer”) received in S402 and the user name 121 (“Hanako Japan”) of the application information 120 corresponding to the unique ID 110 received in S402. The user can confirm these before entering the application information.

The user terminal 5 transmits the application information input on the simple input screen to the management device 3 (S411). When the management device 3 receives the application information from the user terminal 5 and accepts its registration (S412), it generates a unique ID (S413), creates new AD card issuance data, and records it in the storage unit 32. (S414).

FIG. 20 is an example of AD card issue data 100'. As shown in the figure, the issuance data 100' associates, for example, a unique ID 110', application information 120 and 120', a facial image 130, a feature amount 140, an application destination 150', and the like.

Here, the unique ID 110' is newly generated in S413. The application information 120' is the application information (user's gender 125) received in S412, and the application destination 150' is the application destination ("X City Volunteer") received in S402. In S414, the unique ID 110', the application information 120', and the application destination 150' are associated with the application information 120, the face image 130, and the feature amount 140 corresponding to the unique ID 110 received in S402 to create the issue data 100'. .

That is, in the present embodiment, the new AD card issuance data 100' is created using the application information 120, the face image 130, etc. once registered in the flow of FIGS. Therefore, the registration of the application information 120 and the registration of the face image 130 can be omitted when the volunteer participates for the second and subsequent times.

Thereafter, the management device 3 transmits the two-dimensional code obtained by encoding the unique ID 110' and the unique ID 110' (referred to as a two-dimensional code or the like) to the user terminal 5 (S415). The user terminal 5 receives the two-dimensional code and the like (S416), and terminates the process. FIG. 21 is an example of a two-dimensional code 200' displayed on the user terminal 5. FIG.

(3-2. Issuance of AD card)
As described above, in the present embodiment, the once registered face image 130 is used to create the AD card issuance data 100' necessary for volunteers in X city. There is no need to do this, and the user can have an AD card issued as is by going to a predetermined reception place on the day of volunteering.

The procedure for issuing an AD card is the same as that described with reference to FIG. to be printed and published.

As described above, the application information 120, the face image 130, etc. of the issued data 100' are registered once when the volunteers in S city participate, and the issued data 100 sent to the issuer terminal 6 of the AD card 30 It is the same as the application information 120, the face image 130, and the like. That is, in the present embodiment, the once registered application information 120, face image 130, and the like are transmitted to the issuer terminals 6 and 7 of different AD cards.

FIG. 22 is an example of an AD card 30'. In this embodiment as well, the AD card 30' is issued by printing the face image 130, the user's name 121, etc. of the issue data 100' on paper together with the design template of the AD card 30'. The design of the AD card 30' is different from that of the AD card 30 (see FIG. 16), but the facial image 130 and the user's name 121 are the same as those of the AD card 30'.

The issuer terminal 7 that issued the AD card 30' transmits to the management device 3 that the AD card 30' has been issued (S311), and the management device 3 receives this and records it as the issuance result data 300 (S311). S312).

FIG. 23 is an example of issue record data 300 recording that the AD card 30' has been issued. As shown in FIG. 23, in S312, the information of the issuer that issued the AD card 30' ("X city volunteer") is added to the issuance record 310, and the number of issuances 320 and the points 330 are restored accordingly. The issuance record data 300 (see FIG. 17) is increased and updated.

The issued data 100, 100' created by the flow of FIGS. is managed as participant information.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the user's application information 120 and face image 130 are centrally managed by the management device 3, and once registered common application information 120 and face image 130 are stored in a plurality of different AD cards 30. , 30'. The user only has to register the common application information 120 and face image 130 once, and the burden of registration is reduced, so that the AD card can be easily issued.

Moreover, in this embodiment, by separately registering the application information 120 and the face image 130 of the user, a highly convenient device can be used for each registration. For example, by using the image photographing device 2 such as a certification camera for registering the face image 130, the face image 130 can be registered on the spot where the face image 130 is photographed. In addition, by generating a unique ID 110 corresponding to the application information 120 and receiving this unique ID 110 together with the face image 130 from the imaging device 2, the application information 120 and the face image 130 to be registered separately can be registered with the unique ID 110. It becomes possible to associate and manage them as keys.

By using the user terminal 5 for registration of the application information 120, each user can easily register the application information 120. FIG. The generated unique ID 110 may be sent back to the user terminal 5 that sent the application information 120 .

The issuer terminals 6 and 7 of the AD cards 30 and 30' receive the application information 120 and the face image 130 from the management device 3 as the issued data 100 and 100' by transmitting the unique ID 110 to the management device 3. , can be used to issue AD cards 30, 30'.

At this time, the issuer terminals 6 and 7 also receive the feature amount 140 of the user's face image from the management device 3, and using this, it is possible to automate the identification of the user when issuing the AD cards 30 and 30'. become. Therefore, it is possible to omit the work of verifying the identity by visually checking the identity verification card such as the driver's license presented by the user.

The management device 3 can also centrally manage the AD card issuance record 310 for the user, thereby providing various value-added services according to the issuance record 310 to the user. In the present embodiment, points are given to the user according to the issuance record 310, and it is possible to motivate the user by exchanging the points for prizes and various benefits.

However, the invention is not limited to the above embodiments. For example, in the present embodiment, an AD card is issued as an ID card with a face image. For example, various admission cards, examination tickets, pass cards, and participation cards may be used. The ID card is not limited to being printed on paper, and is issued by transmitting the application information 120, face image 130, etc. may be used.

Further, the image photographing device 2 of this embodiment is a certification photographing machine, and the user's face image 130 can be easily acquired by a certification photographing machine installed on the street or the like. A mobile terminal such as a smart phone may be used.

In addition, in the present embodiment, individual users register the application information 120. However, for example, a person in charge of a company or an organization may obtain the application information 120 of a plurality of users in advance with the user's permission. For example, the person in charge can collectively register the application information 120 for these multiple users. In this case, the registration of the application information 120 can be omitted for each user. This also applies to registration of the face image 130 .

In addition, in the present embodiment, the feature amount 140 of the issuance data 100, 100' received from the management device 3 is used to automatically perform identity verification when issuing the AD cards 30, 30', but this identity verification processing is omitted. It is also possible to In this case, the user confirms the identity by visually checking the identity verification card presented by the user.

Further, in the present embodiment, the two-dimensional codes 200, 200' and unique IDs 110, 110' are transmitted to the user terminal 5 of the user who registered the application information 120, 120'. It is also possible to print the unique IDs 110 and 110' on paper or the like and mail them to the user.

Further, in this embodiment, when registering the face image 130 or when issuing the AD cards 30 and 30′, the two-dimensional codes 200 and 200 are scanned by the reading unit 27 of the image capturing device 2 and the image scanners 62 and 72 of the issuer terminals 6 and 7. ' is read, but instead, an input screen (not shown) for the unique ID 110 is displayed on the display unit 21 of the image capturing device 2 or the display units of the issuer terminals 6 and 7, and the user is prompted to enter the unique ID 110 on the input screen. may be entered.

19 is displayed by entering the unique ID 110 on the input screen of FIG. The user's name 121 may be entered. The management device 3 transmits the simple input screen of FIG.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present invention is not limited to such examples. It is obvious that a person skilled in the art can conceive of various modifications or modifications within the scope of the technical ideas disclosed in the present application, and these also belong to the technical scope of the present invention. Understood.

1: Issuing system 2: Image capturing device 3: Management device 5: User terminal 6, 7: Issuer terminal 10: Personal identification card 30, 30': AD card 100, 100': Issuing data 101: Registration accepting means 102: Generating means 103: Storage means 104: Receiving means 105: Transmitting means 106: Point giving means 110, 110': Unique ID
120, 120': Application information 121: Name 122: Age 123: Address 124: Email address 125: Gender 130: Face image 140: Feature amount 150, 150': Applicant 200, 200': Two-dimensional code 300: Issuance record Data 310: Issue record 320: Number of issues 330: Points

Claims (9)

registration receiving means for receiving registration of application information and face image of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image;
identity verification card image receiving means for receiving an identity verification card image including the face image of the user;
authenticity determination means for determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card;
sending means for sending the application information and the facial image for which registration has been accepted to a first ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card;
has
The management device, wherein the transmitting means further transmits the feature amount of the user's face image extracted from the image of the personal identification card to the first and second ID card issuer terminals. further comprising generating means for generating identification information corresponding to the user's application information after receiving the registration of the user's application information by the registration receiving means;
2. The management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said registration reception means receives said identification information and a user's face image from an image capturing device. The registration reception means receives user application information from the user terminal,
3. The management apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the generating means returns the identification information to the user terminal that has transmitted the application information of the user. further comprising receiving means for receiving the identification information from the issuing terminal of the first and second ID cards,
4. The transmitting means according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the transmitting means transmits the application information and the face image of the user corresponding to the identification information to the first and second issuer terminals of the ID cards. management device. 5. The management apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , further comprising storage means for storing issuance record data indicating the record of issuance of the ID card to the user. 6. The management apparatus according to claim 5 , further comprising point awarding means for awarding points to the user according to said issuance record. An issuing system including a management device and an issuer terminal of an ID card with a face image,
The management device
registration receiving means for receiving registration of application information and face image of the user to be issued the ID card;
identity verification card image receiving means for receiving an identity verification card image including the face image of the user;
authenticity determination means for determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card;
sending means for sending the application information and the facial image for which registration has been accepted to a first ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card;
has
The issuing system, wherein the transmitting means further transmits the feature amount of the user's face image extracted from the image of the personal identification card to the first and second ID card issuer terminals. the management device
a step of accepting registration of application information and face image of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image;
a step of transmitting the application information and face image for which registration has been accepted to a first ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card;
and run
The issuer terminal of the first ID card and the issuer terminal of the second ID card,
respectively executing a step of issuing the first ID card and the second ID card using the application information and the face image received from the management device;
The management device further
receiving an identity verification image containing the user's facial image;
a step of determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card;
a step of transmitting a feature amount of a user's face image cut out from the image of the personal identification card to the first and second ID card issuer terminals;
Issuing method characterized by executing the computer,
registration receiving means for receiving registration of application information and face image of a user to be issued an ID card with a face image;
identity verification card image receiving means for receiving an identity verification card image including the face image of the user;
authenticity determination means for determining the authenticity of the personal identification card from the image of the personal identification card;
sending means for sending the application information and the facial image for which registration has been accepted to a first ID card issuer terminal and a second ID card issuer terminal different from the first ID card;
has
In order to function as a management device, the transmitting means further transmits the feature amount of the user's face image extracted from the image of the personal identification card to the first and second issuer terminals of the ID card. program.

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